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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1965
Page
8
Miss Tanya Dayhoff and Albany Grubb of Toledo Ohio were united in marriage Saturday at 2 pm in Rockville Methodist Church. The Rev Grubb and Rev Cromwell officiated the double ring ceremony. The couple will reside in Toledo after a trip to the Pocono Mountains.
Couple Virginia Ott of Jefferson and Charles L Axline of Knoxville wed May 22 at St Pauls Lutheran Church Jefferson. Rev Eugene Young officiated. Matron of honor was Mrs Richard Ott and best man Ray Axline. Family attendees, reception at church, trip to Williamsburg Jamestown Va. now reside Petersville.
Dear Polly shares reader tips on homemaking craft ideas for children and threadbare toys. She suggests wall displays using elastic backed stuffed animals and simple affordable projects like framed white-eyed figures, enamel coats on wood, and small fabric accents.
Howard Keel will headline Rodgers and Hammerstein's South Pacific at Shady Grove Music Fair on June 17. Hood Club patrons may attend a reserved section. tickets at Francis Scott Key Hotel center and Berg ers Book Mart. Proceeds support local patrons. information from Mrs Randolph Rosencrantz or Mrs Martin Bowers.
Brady, secretary and information officer at the New Zealand Embassy, will present the film Amusing New Zealand at the Frederick Travel Club meeting. The 7:40 pm event in the Piton Castle Building will feature a lighthearted look at New Zealand life and scenery with color slides. Brady, born in Auckland, is a barrister and solicitor who joined external affairs in 1958 and served in the U N General Assembly delegation before his current post.
Dennis W. Fox is designated by the International Supreme Council of DeMolay to receive the Degree of Chevalier Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple West Church Street. Fox, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Fox, is a 1952 Frederick High School graduate and has held multiple DeMolay offices. He is Maryland State DeMolay chaplain and former state almoner, works for Brandenburg Electric, and pursues RCA Institutes training. He attends Calvary Methodist Church.
At Libertytown the Homemakers Club held a session on decorative accessories as expressions of personality. Wiss Pauline Etzler defined accessories as jewel tones used for color, mobility, and function, and offered tips on lighting and avoiding clutter. Details covered candle wick tips, room coordination, and moving pieces between rooms. The group planned a pot luck for June 22 at Mrs Charles Anglesbee's home, with rain date June 2.
Representatives from Sagner Inc presented a check to Frederick Memorial Hospital to furnish a memorial room for Stanley Sagner who died July 16 1964. The room in the North Wing will be furnished now with additional rooms later in McConnellsburg New Bern and Santurce Puerto Rico. The fund was created by Sagner employees.
The Frederick Art Club elected Leroy Fothergill president at a spring meeting and covered dish supper at Mrs Fothergill home. New officers include Helen Lo Smith first vice president Edith Muller second vice president WR Hinshaw recording secretary William Wallace corresponding secretary and M J Crogahn treasurer. Guest speaker Miss Louie Weagly spoke on Africa with color slides.
Mrs. Thomas Herndon was honored at a surprise stork shower hosted by her sister Mrs Alan Beall of Damascus. Guests included Mrs. Beall, Mrs. Harold Horan, and Miss Elaine Nichols with prizes won by several attendees.
The Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club will hold a Tuesday luncheon at 12 15 p m in the Wedgwood Room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Mrs Edmund Luczynski will demonstrate Japanese flower arranging and reservations are due with hostesses Mrs Anthony Work and Mrs William Longenecker by Monday.
Mrs Lena Runkles and Mrs Mildred Runkle completed the Food Service Supervisors Basic Course arranged by the Baltimore School Commissioners. Lucille Crumling taught the 15 week program through the vocational adult education program. James Stephan and his wife return to Minnesota after his Frederick Memorial residency and plan to graduate from the University of Minnesota on June 12.
The Middletown High School Band Parents organized a benefit dance that netted more than 8600 to buy six herald trumpet replacements valued at about 100 dollars each. The Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom hosted the largely attended event with music by the Jerry Marrone Sextet. Marrone, a band instructor, helped lead the dance committee along with Mrs. Charles E. Nikirk Jr. Paul K. Shafer and Harry V. Frushour.
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